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    Reaching for your Hand

        Tina woke up sliding her arms in the bed. She suddenly felt cold knowing that the woman she expected to be there beside her is nowhere to be found.

    She hurriedly took her robe and went downstairs. She saw Bette in the kitchen preparing breakfast.

        "Hey, you didn’t wake me," Tina said leaning in to kiss Bette.

        "I thought you needed a long sleep," Bette replied smiling at her wife. She still couldn’t get enough of her. She was staring at Tina when they heard

    footsteps coming towards them. It revealed Angie.

        "Momma B, there are monsters," Angie said wiping the tears from her eyes.

        "There are no monsters, baby. You just had a bad dream. Come here, hug your Momma B and the monsters will go away."

        "Really? They won’t go near me?"

        "Yeah, your Momma B is right, baby," Tina said moving down so as to she is watching Angie through her eyes. "How about we eat some breakfast?"

        "I love eat!" Angie said enthusiastically. Just when Tina was about to stand up, Bette grabbed her and held her for a kiss. It was deep and full of

    passion.

        "What was that for?" Tina asked still embracing her wife.

        "For being such a wonderful mom," Tina smiled for awhile but it disappeared as she saw, from the corner of her eyes, Tyler walking down from the

    stairs.

        "Good morning, Ty," was all Tina could say as she watched her daughter. She realized how grown up her daughter had been. And she suddenly felt

    scared remembering the night she had.

        "Morning, moms. Morning, Angie,"

        "What do you want for breakfast?" Bette asked as she turned and continued preparing the foods.

        "Mmmm. Anything, maybe. As long as it’s edible," Tyler joked knowing that Bette is just learning how to cook.

        "Yeah, right. Don’t look at me like that," Bette said turning to kiss Tina.

        "Stop it, you guys. It’s gross! And not in front of little Angie. And the food!" Tyler said smirking at her moms.

        "Oh yeah?" Bette teased her.

        "Yeah! I won’t be able to eat anything if you’re gonna do it again. So please observe a two meter rule," Tyler said now pulling the newspaper from the

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    Comments

    1. Oh please, don’t let the woman be jodi. If it is, please give her any other name but jodi. Not again, please. I’m glad that Tyler is feeling better about being a part of the family, hope their reassurances were enough for her. Great update. Thanks for posting.

    2. When Tyler told Bette and Tina what Melvin why didn’t they blow a gasket, they didn’t say a word to her about it? If he isn’t dead yet, he should be, and would be if he was my father. When a man is mean to an ill child he isn’t worth sh&t and should be taken to task for what he said to Tyler. No wonder she feels that she is not wanted in the family.

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